Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

| well Will NC pun oO"h ~,'O IOOp "N a WI
commence in few days.
VIM. Shup of Newton, Ill, who has bee
spending few days with his son in Mes
City, said he could not think of goin
home without taking at least hast
glance at the wonder of the Nineteent
century, Wichita
H. c. Root, ESQ, one of Topeka's brigh
attorneys, who is attending the Y. M. c. A.
made us call yesterday. Mr.. Root says q
a Topeka there is no denying the greatnes
of Wichita nor the magnitude Of her bust
ness.
Mrs. William Winch returned Friday from
her visit to old home and friends at Stutgerat
Germany. Her trip was one Of constan
surprises and delights. She was glad to ge
home, but sorry to leave her old home AM
friends.
Mr.. L. Cunningham, Of Charles City
| Iowa, who was on visit to his daughter
Mrs. 3. G. Ireland, of our city, died at 3:3
p. M, October 2Sth, of pneumonia. Mrs
Cunningham returns to Iowa with her deat
| husband.
Yesterday in the district court McBrid
VS.. the Lombard Mortgage Company, a sui
to have money applied to payment of an
other note than the one to which it was ap
piled, was heard and Judgment rendered fol
plaintiff.
DR.. A. w. Davis, the east Douglas avenu,
druggist, returned yesterday from a pleas
ant trip to his old home in New Hampshire
He says that the fame Of Wichita has reach
ed that country, and that many are prepar
ing to come here this fall.
Yesterday forenoon a fire was started in
some way among the dry weeds and grasses
upon vacant lot. on North Main street
out and the flames extinguished after quite a
large space had been burnt.
Merchant Policeman Dobson has returned
to the city from his trip to Indiana. While
there his only daughter, Evaline, a bright
girl 16years of age, died Of typhoid pneumo-
MIA after a short illness His many friends in
the city sympathize with him in his deep be-
reavement.
Geo. W. Bartholomew and o. f. Hoffman
went up to Patterson Lake Friday on a hunt.
Before getting there dozen couple dozen
guineas belong to lady, who with a broom
in hand made them pay for their fun. The
boys claim they thought they had struck
some prairie chickens,
Lovers of art will be given an opportunity
to see some of the work of Miss Alice b.
Love at her studio, room TO- Biting block,
on Monday afternoon next She will give
an art reception from to p. M, to which
all her friends and the public are cordially
invited. See advertisement.
Judge Billings, Of Marion Center one of
the Oldest men in the state, who is attending
the y. n. C. A, called yesterday. Judge
Billings said he knew that the Peerless
Princess must be great town, but to find
city, full fledged and grand in
all her proportions ard interests, nearly took
his breath.
The following students entered the South
western Business college during the week:
VIM. Hartman, Thomas Pearce, Charles
Griffenstein, Nicholas Hermes, Jean Ander-
son, Frank Newson, Chas. Morrison, Wichita;
Henry Masbacher, Overton, Pa. VIM. Ger
Der, Mrs. VIM. Gerber, Fremont, Mich.
Richard Guest, Valley Center; s. c. Pitcher,
Peabody; Oak Newson, Sunny Dale.
Friday morning woman with a small |
,hild stepped into dressmaking establish |
nent on South Main street She asked to |
cave the baby there for a short time when |
he would return. She was granted the |
privilege but, strange as it may seem has |
lever returned. The infant will probably |
,e given to the county for care.
Preparations ar being made for a concert |
o be given at the First.M. E. church at an |
arly date by the ladies of the Wichita |
chool of music assisted by the best local |
alent obtainable. The ability of Miss |
1amblin and Mrs. Crawford and the sue |
ess that has in the past attended musical |
given by them are assur- |
noes that this their latest effort will also
'e successful.
Mr.. o. j. Gould, local reporter on the Ar
KANSAS City Republican Traveller, called last
vening. He informs US that their police
made big haul, night before last, of house
breaker in the person of a suspicionf color
d man in whose rooms and trunks were
ound jewelry, watches, diamonds, ETC., to
he amount of hundreds Of dollars, together
With cards and letters which showed he had
,een operating in all of the cities of the
vest.
sit never rains but il pours" Representa-
ives Of the biggest thing that we know Of,
It least of concern the like of which in
and capital invested there is moth
ng to compare TO it in the west, and who
lave been in Wichita several days. concluded
asst evening that they had seen enough and
here they would open out as soon as they |
,ould secure the necessary lands. AS there |
: no bonus of any character involved when |
he site upon which they have settled is Sc |
ured and the matter is announced Wichita's |
yes will open wider than they ever did |